A piccy of my GSD

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Okay, I don't have one anymore but this is her and myself when I was 3 and just goes to show what a sweetheart and a saint she was :D
Apparently we lubbed eachother, can't see any evidence of that ? :confused:...:o

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Maybe more public photo's like this would stop people crossing the street to avoid them ? :rolleyes:
hehe, i loved her to pieces !
want want want when i move out alongside my rott...do they get big ? i can't remember :o
 
Well I'll share a couple too then :p apologies for those who have seen these before!
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Depends on the breeding, I saw a few HUMUNGOUS ones today. 65cm at the withers is top size for males, 60 for females. I really don't like to see them so big as the ones I saw today, they are not meant to be a giant breed.
 
lovely piccies :D:D

and ahh so not much bigger than a rottie then-though i imagine it would be common sense to get a female GSD pup as i have a male rottie...though when it happens he'll have had his peanuts off for a while :D


One of the main things I love about GSD's, and especially the pups, is the EARS !
 
Xara not long after we got her from RSPCA, back in 2001 with my son (then 5). Xara dealt with his autistic tantrums and screaming with great kindness and patience.
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And then at the summer solstice last year, notice the boy is all grown up....
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Can you see Blackpool Tower in the far distance?
 
lovely photos lovely dogs :D

CaveCanem said:
That bitch in the first and third piccies had the nickname 'wingnut' - her ears were big but she always used to rest the lefthand one when relaxing :D
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aww, we have a puppy photo of Gemma (dog in photo) and her sister both have one ear flopped down. so cuuuute! unfortunately her sister katie was given to a rescue shelter as she had nervous tendencies like snapping i believe, not good round the little ones(well, me!). mum told them she'd need a real one on one family with no kids maybe one adult and that's exactly what they found for her bless her.
 
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